We are a church where everyone is equal and welcome; where working together we remove barriers of race, class, culture, gender and social prejudices that inhibit full participation.

We are a church that holds to visibly living out the Great Commandments: love God and love others.

We are a community of Christian believers who are constantly evolving during our faith journey.

We are a Christian church where the laity and clergy together shares an understanding of the church, its goals and its purpose, and where together we work to bring these to life.

We are a mission church, where we seek to love and serve our neighbours in response to their needs.

We are a church that is liturgical, sacramental, ecumenical and apostolic.

We are a church grounded in sacred scripture and honouring of the early tradition of the undivided universal Christian church, and faithful to Jesus Christ as revealed in the gospels.

We are a church that is a living expression of God’s grace expressed in an ecumenical post-denominational catholic understanding.

We are a church that respects all of God’s creation, including God’s people and the natural environment that we inhabit.

Mission Statement

To love God and to love people; and in response to that call, to be a loving, safe spiritual home where the seeker is welcome to continue along the road of spiritual growth, and where those who believe are supported to follow the path of Jesus and to mature in faith. We join together to express our love of God through our service to others. We are ordinary people joyously celebrating the opportunity to follow Jesus’ radical message of unconditional love and to live the beatitudes.

Statement of Faith

Our beliefs are evolving, and will continue to do so, under the guidance of God's Spirit, but, at this point in time, these are the things that we hold dear and trust.

We believe:

In one holy, catholic, and apostolic church made up of all Christian believers;

In obeying the Great Commandments to love God and love our neighbour;

In working for unity of the church within the Body of Christ;

In one loving, personal God in three divine persons;

That Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God; divine and yet fully human;

That if we trust in Jesus, our life will change;

That Jesus died for us, rose from the dead, and will come again;

That Jesus is present in the Holy Eucharist, and that the Holy Eucharist is available to anyone who seeks to be in relationship with Christ. Water, bread & wine express promises, not that we make to God but that God makes to us. They are God’s immediate presence in our midst. Through Holy Eucharist we are nurtured and sustained;

That through the Holy Spirit, the sacraments impart the grace, which they signify, and that these sacraments are a way to enhance our relationship with Jesus;

That it is through prayer, living out the commandments and growing in our relationship with Jesus that we are saved;

That living out our faith gives God glory and spreads God’s love as effectively as any sermon;

That scripture, which is composed of the Old and New Testaments, is the primary and reliable source of our beliefs;